写真①萩森善根宿で萩森さんと何度も会ったオーストラリア人のEric。萩森さんは安全で安い宿屋“萩森リスト„で有名な方です。Ericは日本語をほぼ完璧に話しますが私の事をサンチアゴ巡礼仲間と思っているので英語で話してきます。EriCも私もサンチアゴの話で盛り上がって楽しいです。
写真②一昨日同じ宿だったオランダ人姉妹。左がジャネットで右がジョアンナ。二人がくれた名刺の裏に書かれた言葉にまじ感動❕😂『Come on and walk with me, come on and talk with me. Tell me your stories so we can learn. Come on and walk with me, come and be still with me. Let our souls meet. 』
写真③国分寺に行く途中の風景。
写真④国分寺の山門をくぐって本堂
Mail entered for Mimosa from French Yonah. Thank you, Yonah!
『The yelow flowers french name is MIMOSA grow at the coast (french riviera,st tropez to Nice) a litle bit here.I like it so mutch!』
Photo① Eric of the Australian who repeatedly met with Mr. Hagimori at the Zenkonyado.
Mr. Hagimori is a famous person who is safe and cheap Zenkonyado.
Eric speaks Japanese almost perfectly but he thinks he is a pilgrim fellow of Santiago so he will speak in English.
EriC and I are excited about being talked about Santiago and it's fun.
Photo ② Dutch sister who was the same lodging the day before yesterday. Jeanette on the left and Joanna on the right.
I was impressed by the words written on the back of the business cards that they gave me.
『Come on and walk with me, come on and talk with me. Tell me your stories so we can learn. Come on and walk with me, come and be still with me. Let our souls meet. 』
Photo ③ Scenery on the way to Kokubunji.
Photo ④ Pass through the mountain gate of Kokubunji and head for the main shrine
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